Old Manse - Concord
269 Monument St, Concord, MA 01742, USA
Massachusetts, USA
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EST. 1770
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EST. 1770
BATTLEFIELD
April 19, 1775
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION at Old Manse - Concord.
The original eighteenth-century Old Manse survives beside Concord’s North Bridge as a furnished historic house museum. The Trustees preserve period rooms, collections, architectural fabric, gardens, fields, boathouse area, and river landscape interpreting generations of ministers, writers, and residents associated with the property.
About Old Manse - Concord
The Old Manse was built for Reverend William Emerson, who watched the fighting at Concord’s North Bridge from nearby on April 19, 1775. The house preserves the domestic and clerical setting beside the battlefield where Massachusetts militia first fired on retreating British regulars.
HISTORY HAPPENED HERE at Old Manse - Concord
The Old Manse was built for Reverend William Emerson, who watched the fighting at Concord’s North Bridge from nearby on April 19, 1775. The house preserves the domestic and clerical setting beside the battlefield where Massachusetts militia first fired on retreating British regulars.
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